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kawaiiwoofs
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How is Polka.com?? is it as magical as it seems?!
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It's a fun color, I swatched it the other night over a lime green Illamasqua and loved it!
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there's nothing else i can say to that besides *SQUEE!!!!!!*
downside - i work at starbucks and they dont let us wear nail polish but I just looooove fun things like polka.com (or upside considering i dont have the urge to spend $ on nail polish?)
downside - i work at starbucks and they dont let us wear nail polish but I just looooove fun things like polka.com (or upside considering i dont have the urge to spend $ on nail polish?)
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I needed some stuff...definitely needed more polish
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It is!! SOOOO pretty!!
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They won't let you wear ANY nail polish? Geez. I mean, I guess I could understand because Starbucks is in the food industry and stuff, but... ouch.Originally Posted by usofjessamerica /img/forum/go_quote.gif
there's nothing else i can say to that besides *SQUEE!!!!!!*
downside - i work at starbucks and they dont let us wear nail polish but I just looooove fun things like polka.com (or upside considering i dont have the urge to spend $ on nail polish?)
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IKR? that would be torture for me!
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Nope, I can totally understand that. I don't think I would want even clear nail polish chips on one of my baked goods.
Now that I don't work in the food industry, I have some time to show off some nail color. haha
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I wasn't absolutely sure I liked it until I tried it. It was too hard to tell its true color from swatches because it seems to look different on everyone!
True story. I'm currently rocking it, and it's so gorgeous that it's my first monochrome mani in so long that I can't even remember the last time I had one for more than 2 days!! I'm currently on day 3 I think, and it's wearing like a champ! I've cooked and washed dishes and washed and conditioned my hair, and not a single chip and hardly and tip wear! Ah-mazing!Originally Posted by beautymadn3ss /img/forum/go_quote.gif
It's gorgeous
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yeah :/ I do put nail polish on when i have more than 2 days off in a row if i remember to do it...but i've been working at sbux for 6 years so i've been polish free for that long too. i took 5 months off for an internship and it was NAIL ART GALORE! I'm a supervisor at Starbucks so if someone else wears nail polish I have to wag my unpolished finger at them. That being said, I cringe whenever I see chipped polish on a waitress/someone else working in food service.
When my mom first came to the States, she was a Paul Mitchell hair model AND had a station in a posh San Francisco salon for a few years. She hates that my sister and I can't do anything fun with our hair or nails due to Starbucks being our side gigs.
When my mom first came to the States, she was a Paul Mitchell hair model AND had a station in a posh San Francisco salon for a few years. She hates that my sister and I can't do anything fun with our hair or nails due to Starbucks being our side gigs.
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You can't do anything with your hair either?
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I have a friend who works at Dunkin Donuts, and there it's no nail polish, no rings, hair pulled back in a pony or bun.
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It must be in a "natural color" and put up if longer than shoulder length. When having two tone hair was in (yanno, the underside was a different color) than was kinda pushing it but acceptable. No facial piercings and no excessive ear piercings either.
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Dang!! Dunkin definitely isn't that strict! At the one right by my apartment, they have all sorts of facial piercings (nose, lip etc.) and funky colored hair (blue, pink, purple, fire engine red etc).
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Eh, sounds like pretty much every retail store. The nail polish thing is surprising though.
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I've worked a lot of retail, and I can only think of 1 place that had requirements like that -- Kohl's. The rest pretty much didn't care. The most lenient dress code you'll ever find though is at Urban Outfitters. During my orientation when they went over dress code, they said "There is no dress code as long as you're dressed appropriately." We had one guy who always wore fairly short and fairly tight jean shorts and crop tops with bleach blonde hair (and he was black, so there's no way in the world it was even close to his natural color!!). It was so much fun working there because I could get away with wearing things that I wouldn't normally get away with wearing -- funky combinations and the like.
